Brendan Miller | CODE.X

Meet Lex. 👋 She is the assistant inside CODE.X, a private vault for your medical history, your last wishes and letters to the people you love, ready to share in an emergency. Lex will guide you through setting it up, one small step at a time. Ready when it matters.

It's 2 a.m. and your dad is in the emergency room. The doctor asks: What medication is he on? Any allergies? What would he want? Would you know? I am building CODE.X, a private vault for medical history, last wishes and letters, ready for the people you trust. Ready when it matters.

your social media wishes feature: What happens to your social media when you're gone? Birthday reminders that never stop. Passwords nobody has. I am building CODE.X to let you record your wishes for your accounts: delete, freeze, or one last message. Your choice, written down. Ready when it matters.

Karoo reset. Pool. Silence. Sunset. Nothing else needed. 🔥

Things people never tell their family, but wish they had: 1. Where the important papers are 2. Who to call first 3. What they want said at their funeral 4. "I forgive you" 5. "I am proud of you" Which one do you think gets left unsaid the most?

Most people have a will but nothing about the rest of their life: who to call first, what they want said at their funeral, the letter they never sent. Which one would be hardest for your family to guess? I am building CODE.X for that part. Not a substitute for a will. Ready when it matters.

A will covers your estate. It does not cover what you never told anyone: where the coins are hidden, what you want said at your funeral, the letter you never sent. I am building CODE.X for that part. Not a substitute for a will. Patent pending. Ready when it matters.

Dusk settles over Lion's Head, and the lights of the night hikers glow on the rock face.

A man I worked with died suddenly at 50. He had hidden gold coins and nobody knows where. The elderly mother he supported is still struggling. A will covers your estate. It does not cover what you never told anyone. I am building CODE.X for that.

A look ahead: CODE.X Kids. 🦊 Teaching digital responsibility from a young age, with a parent alongside. Early concept. More to come. Ready when it matters. Join the CODE.X waitlist: codexprivacy.com

Want to meet Lex properly? Join the CODE.X waitlist for early access: codexprivacy.com

I asked 11 people to test CODE.X, a private vault for your medical history, last wishes and letters to your family. 11 out of 11 said they would recommend it. One called it "an innovative and valuable solution that brings clarity, convenience and reassurance to an often-sensitive subject." What's the one thing you'd want your family to know if something happened to you? Ready when it matters.

Live fully. Ride hard. 🏍️ But if something ever happened on the road, would your family know your medical history, your wishes, where everything is? That's why I'm building CODE.X. Ready when it matters.

Quick test: If you were in hospital tonight and couldn't speak, could your family find: • Your medical history • Your will • Your passwords • Your last wishes Most people say no to at least one. Which one would it be for you?

When my mother passed, there were things about her I will never know. Her stories. Her wishes. The little things only she knew. I'm building CODE.X so no family loses that again. What's one thing you wish you'd asked?

We asked 10 people, including a doctor, a pilot and a therapist, to test CODE.X. All 10 would recommend it. All 10 would pay. Ready when it matters.

Some people collect stamps. I collect reasons why everyone should get their paperwork sorted before it's too late. Founder life is weird. Keep building 😄

Most people plan their holidays in more detail than their legacy. Building CODE.X is my way of changing that. What's one thing you'd want remembered?

4am in Cape Town and I'm still building. Honest question: if something happened to you tomorrow, would your family know where everything is?

If you were rushed to hospital tonight, would anyone know your allergies, meds or wishes? Most families find out too late. CODE.X keeps it all ready for when it matters.